New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-29
NEWPORT OPENING.
THE FASHIONABLE SEASON AT HAND.

THE CASINO MUSIC - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JEWELLERS WHO HAVE ARRIVED FOR THE
SEASON.
NEWPORT r L, May 28-The fashionable season OF
1887 ia very near hand The Casino Club has been
opened for several and June the grounds and
other Casino buildings will also be opened The orches
ira arrives the first week in July and on every Monday
and Thursday evenings during the there Will he
dances ihe morning concerts and the Sunday night
concerts viii also be given usual All but one OF the
stores Casino front have been engaged and
enterprising NewYork house has not only store In
the front rented OF the readingroos the
inside AMI will open a This is the first time
In the history the Casino that storekeeper has beea
allowed exhibit his within that arstocraic
sort The customers who desire 10 the merchant
providing they not regular Subscribers at the Casino
win he Obliged pay the usual admission see II this
eourse adopted parties would be apt to Impose
upon corporation with the plea Of desiring TO the
articles which the merchant has for sale The gentle
who proposed this innovation is Nh George Henry
Warren. OF New York who is OF the governors and
who fully realized that the corporation sadly
need OF funds Mr. Warren who owns fine villa here,
. critically i'll aud he Is not expected to recover.
On Tuesday a Democratic Governor. John W. Davis,
and associates will take charge Of the aftrs of the
statc and Democratic Legislature will begin 'May
session" The Inauguration parade will be very elabo
rate the city will be crowded by visitors The day
will be observed holiday AMI the city will nc hand
souoely decorated It Is many long years since tho
Democrats have elected ucKet and from present
Indications they propose improving the golden oppor
sunify aud will turn every Republican FROM one end OF
the State 20 the other OF Office. Many political
sricksters will come the front and tried and trusted
Republicans win ne crowded to the wall. The Demo
Gratis will at the May session decide 70 call State
Dr. Tuckerman, of New York, has leased the Temp
kins cottage Redwoodst and Baron Osienbsusen OF
Vienna has decided to take cotageon Ayraut
Ct
Edward Livingston Of New-york win again occupy
the Bush cottage Ayraultst and Dr. B. Weir MITCHELL
of Philadelphia the Riggs cottage. win
eccnpy No. cliG cottage. near the beach.
Mn. o. W. Brewster. of New-York has arrived at tho
Townsend cottage Briuleyst Fred. w. Wander
blt OF New York. whose steam yacht yedette. the
harbor has arrived 1t the W. W. Sherman cottage
Belevue-ave.
Colonel W. T. Prince, q. g. A., 10 occupying his cot
tage on Beach vtewava
Charles Carroll Of Baltimore. hos taken the Phelps
cottage ON Clay-st. and Thomas Morris. Of Sew-York
has Leased the Brownson cottage on the Point"
Mira H. Lsber. Of New York, who is at present In Ger
many has routed her cottage Rhode Island-aye 10
Robert Colgate. IT,. OF Quogue L. l.
The villa ut Ochre Point owned by the late General
lanes Van Aleu- OF VINO eommred saiede
August has been taken by George b. Forest, OF New
York This fine has been occupied for the past
Among the arrivals during the week the follow
inx: Mr. and Nrs- Cornelius Vanderbilt William Post,
.. Brooks. John r Ford. John II. Glover. W. Rhine
lander. u. h Jenea Mr. and MIRA II. Winthrop. Pecg
Hail. John W. klis aud DR. Gorham Bacon. OF New.
Yoss. sad George W. Wales and George IL Norman. Of
The following is complies list OF tho cottsgsrs from
New York who have arrived for the season: Julien r.
Davies Fred W. Vanderbilt, kra Pnard Mrs. Wharton,